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Below are the links we'll be using in the June 21, 2012 workshop. Each should open in a new window so you won't have to keep finding this page again.
Today's Meet
Question: What are gifted kids' intellectual and academic needs?
Poll Everywhere
(iPad users: check out Polldaddy -
online
& in the App Store)
Register for an educator account.
Create a poll based on something you're currently teaching.
Primary Pad
(Other Ether Pad alternatives:
Sync In
,
PiratePad
,
TitanPad
)
One person in the group starts the page.
That person pastes the URL in Today's Meet.
Everyone else navigates to the page by copy and pasting the URL into your address window.
Individually take notes in the document.
As a group, categorize the notes.
Wikispaces
The Students' History
Listen to the November Learning podcast:
Building Legacay Within a Textbook
(Garth Holman & Michael Pennington)
Respond to questions in
Today's Meeting
during the podcast
Link
to the teachers' blog
Great Books for Gifted Kids Wiki
Wiki to collaborate on great books for gifted kids
Tagxedo
(iPad users: check out
WordSift
)
Search for an article on differentiation.
Copy the text. (Highlight, then Ctrl-C)
Paste the text in Tagxedo box. (Ctrl-V)
Play with the layouts.
Compare your results with your neighbor's.
Bubbl.us
(iPad users: in the App Store, check out Inspiration Maps Lite, SimpleMind+, Idea Sketch, or MindMeister - syncs with online version)
Create a mindmap of the characteristics of gifted kids
Other options
SpicyNodes.org (
http://www.spicynodes.org/index.html
)
Mindmeister.com (
http://www.mindmeister.com/
)
Mind42.com (requires activation email) (
http://mind42.com/
)
Mindomo.com (requires activation email) (
http://www.mindomo.com/
)
Exploratree
(iPad users: in the App Store, check out Popplet Lite and read this
blog post
for examples)
Find a graphic organizer to compare two things.
Find a graphic organizer for multiple perspectives.
Find a graphic organizer for SCAMPER.
Find a graphic organizer to use with your students next week.
Edit or create a graphic organizer.
Diagramming Free Play (iPad users: in the App Store, consider Tools 4 Students $0.99)
Creately.com(
http://creately.com
)
Gliffy.com (
http://www.gliffy.com/
)
Cacoo.com (
https://cacoo.com/
)
Multimedia Timelines
You can read more about them in
this
article.
Tiki-Toki
(requires registration - 1 timeline is free)
XTimeline
(requires registration - completely free) (not iPad compatible)
TimeGlider
(requires registration - 3 timelines free) - really cool
New York Times
timeline generator (no reg required, not iPad compatible)
Time Toast
(requires registration to create - free)
TimeRime
(requires registration to create - free) (not iPad compatible)
Dipity
(requires registration - free)
Choose an application and search for timelines related to what you're currently teaching.
Register and create a short timeline. (Could be a topic about which you're studying or a history of you)
Screencast-O-Matic.com
Try it out!
iPad Apps
ScreenChomp
free.
no "gallery"
share via email, Facebook, Twitter, or copy link
ShowMe
free
search posted "ShowMe's" by topic and subject area (in app or online)
"Like" presentations to bookmark
share via email, Facebook, Twitter, or copy link
post to friends within ShowMe or publicly in ShowMe
Content Resources
Check out one of the resources that is closest to what you teach/support
TED-Ed
- model lessons that feature animated video, customizable
Khan Academy
- most notable for math, but other topics included
Mathtrain.tv
- middle school math (learn more about how Mathtrain started in a
podcast
)
Wolfram Alpha
- math and comparative information (search engine)
Flipped Learning
- secondary science
Great Books for Gifted Kids Wiki
- Educator created wiki to collaborate on great books for gifted kids
Blogs to Follow
Byrdseed Gifted (
http://www.byrdseed.com
/
) by Ian Byrd
Unwrapping the Gifted (
http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/unwrapping_the_gifted
/
) by Tamara Fisher
Gifted Exchange (
http://giftedexchange.blogspot.com
/
) by Laura Vanderkam
Twitter
#gtchat
- global conversation about gifted education, 6 pm CST (US) Fridays
Check out the handout for suggested folks to follow and articles on Twitter.
Productivity Tools
Dropbox
Cloud product
Creates folder on each device and on web to save "stuff" (files, pictures, presentations, video, etc.)
Updates whenever wifi is available
Allows you to access the folders from any device or the web
Free for first 2.25 GB of storage (can get up to 16GB through referrals)
You can make folders public or share folders - you have complete control over sharing
[Disclosure - if you use the link above to signup for your own free account, we both get 500MB additional space free]
Evernote
Cloud product
Notetaking application that can be loaded and access from multiple devices
Take text notes, audio notes, clib web sites, photos, etc.
Saves notes in various "notebooks" you set up
Free
You can share pieces and parts for collaboration
Searchable
Several additional products are available with the same idea
Evernote Peek creates flashcard type activities on iPad
Splashtop
Allows you to remote into any computer that you set up on the account (with wifi access)
Whiteboard app turns an iPad into an interactive whiteboard
Whiteboard app is about $20
For the independent study folks:
Weebly
- free web site creator
TED Talks
- incredible source for videos by experts and innovators in a WIDE range of fields
RSA Animate
- animated sketching that enhanced fascinating lectures
Library 2 Play: 23 Things
- blog independent study on 23 web 2.0 tools
Livebinders
- way to structure web research
50+ Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story
- tons of web 2.0 tools for digital storytelling and much more
Teach with Web 2.0
- another wiki filled with web 2.0 tools for teaching
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Today's Meet
Poll Everywhere (iPad users: check out Polldaddy - online & in the App Store)
Primary Pad (Other Ether Pad alternatives: Sync In, PiratePad, TitanPad)
Wikispaces
Tagxedo (iPad users: check out WordSift)
Bubbl.us (iPad users: in the App Store, check out Inspiration Maps Lite, SimpleMind+, Idea Sketch, or MindMeister - syncs with online version)
Exploratree (iPad users: in the App Store, check out Popplet Lite and read this blog post for examples)
Diagramming Free Play (iPad users: in the App Store, consider Tools 4 Students $0.99)
Multimedia Timelines
Screencast-O-Matic.com
Content Resources
Check out one of the resources that is closest to what you teach/support
Blogs to Follow
Twitter
Productivity Tools
For the independent study folks: